The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1887-04-16
silver stands firm at 941I cents.

into trouble for peddling his wares
withOut a license.
Leave yeur orders with Sol Hip
Goods not in stock will be sent for.
Judge Rives and Don McNicol
came over from Eureka last Saturday
morning. The Judge still tarries with
Us.
The ranchers of Steptoe Valley are
busily engaged putting in their crops.
The late storms was just what they
needed.
The great base ball contest between
.be town and miners mines will come
of to.morrow. We hear il stated that
about 81 900 is wagered on the result.
John Wearne celebrated the exit of
a ten. cent mining company from
Cherry Creek by throwing "Old
GLORY to the breeze.
Sol Hip will receive on next Tues
day a full and complete line of general
merchandise, which are all new goods.
Call and examine his prices. Cash
talks.
Just as we had gone to press last
week. an alarm of fire in an adjacent
building created considerable alarm.
|. was promptly extinguished.
P. G. Weber (Bossl leaves next Sun
day morning for Spruce. He will
open q saloon in the old Callahan
hotel. The "Boss" is a rustler wher-
ever he goes. The NEWS wishes him
success.
The Argus mill was shut down yes
terday, owing TO lack of ore, the teams
being unable to keep up with the
stamps. About q weeks Roadway
will be given the teams.
Mrs. w. B. Graham will promptly
attend to all orders by mail for lady
customers.
Bank Commissioner Cassidy expects
to visit Nevada shortly. His wife re-
1 Gently returned from Washington and
Is now with him In San Francisco.
Her health has much improved of late.
The Sentinel learns that Mrs. Tim
son. of Hamilton. has fallen beiress 10
alarge landed property near Monterey,
CAL, By the death of an uncle.
DR.. L. MMrotte. the dentist, is back
from Pioche. His office Is at Carpen
,er's house. As he will remain but a
short time, If you need his services,
call al once.
A lot of gents ready-made clothing,
newest styles, just received at Sci
Hips.
Public Administrators Marty will
ask the Court on the 10th Of May for
letters of administration on the estate
ofthe late Patrick Flanagan, of Spring
Valley.
Commissioner Sol Hip desires US to
say that he will be pleased to furnish
any information in his possession
to parties interested in the erection of
the new county buildings at Ely, or
the townsite.
Read the Odd Fellows announce
ment 10 another column. They will
celebrate the 26th as they always do,
With > grand ball. They always give
the best SO there is no need of
putting" the forthcoming one.
Dick Riepe, who for several weeks
has been on jaunt to the mining
camps Of Nye county. returned few
days ago. He says Taylor. dull MS it
H. Is long way ahead of any he has
seen 10 his travels.
On and after this date, and until
further notice, Sol Hip win allow a
discount on all cash purchases of IS
and upwards.
Ho. for Sprucemont! seems to be
The slogan of the surplus population
OF Taylor. A loaded team went out
wednesday for the new camp. 1t is
Ihe general belief that $50 men will
nnd employment there this Summer
ben. Miller has secured the contract
TOT hauling the ore from the mines to
the furnace.
This section was visited by pretty
neavy snow storm Saturday night and
sunday last. Some five or six inches
Tell, but soon melted under the warm
sun. II has been showering IF and
on oil week. These storms were need
90 aud will prove of great benefit to
Fanchers and stockmen.
a al.